Student Position.  College of Optical Sciences.  The Milster Research Group is looking for one student to study an application of diffraction theory.  The position starts July 1 and continues through the fall semester.  The student should have a good knowledge of Matlab and basic diffraction theory (505 Level).  Please contact Professor Tom Milster.  Office:  Meinel 729.  Phone:  621-8280.  E-mail:  milster@arizona.edu

Assistant Professor.  Midwestern University, Arizona College of Optometry.  Posting No: F033.  Location: Glendale, AZ.  FTE: 1.00.  Vacancies: 6.  Description:  The candidates are expected to teach courses and/or laboratories in one or more of the following areas: geometric and physical optics, ophthalmic optics, visual science, biostatistics and research methods, ocular immunology and genetics, general and ocular pathology, primary eye care procedures, general and ocular pharmacology, contact lenses, low vision, vision therapy, sports vision, prosthetic eyes, public health, and legal aspects. Candidates must be willing to actively participate in curricular assessment, professional development, student counseling and service activities within the college, university and the community. Successful candidates are also expected to be involved in research and scholarly activities. Also, there will be opportunities for faculty members interested in part-time patient care in the College's Eye Institute, a multidisciplinary clinic that will be an extension of the College's academic program. Salary and other benefits: Salary and rank will be commensurate with qualifications and experience. Start-up research packages are available for qualified faculty candidates. Application:  Position Requirements:  Candidates must have a PhD, OD/MS, OD/PhD, or OD/Residency. Preference will be given to candidates with established research and publications activities, although candidates with promising research programs are also encouraged to apply.   Physical Considerations:  Ability to routinely lift 30 lbs.; vision correctable to 20/20 in one eye; hearing correctable to normal; ability to tolerate prolonged sitting; ability to stoop and stand; use of fingers, hands and arms; ability to tolerate repeated routine tasks.  The candidates must submit a letter of application outlining interest in the position, indicating areas of teaching interest, curriculum vitae, and the names and contact information of at least three professional references. The materials may be submitted in paper or electronically to: Hector C. Santiago, OD, PhD, FAAO Dean, Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry 19555 N. 59th Avenue Glendale, Arizona 85308 By email: hsanti@midwestern.edu